Smart-meter standards could be enforced in the EU
By Laurel Henning ( December 2, 2015, 16:58 GMT | Insight) -- Binding standards for “smart meters” that monitor electricity consumption could be included in an overhaul of the EU’s energy market planned for late 2016, a European Commission official said today. The commission is concerned that the meters might operate differently in each country across the bloc, said Joachim Balke, an expert in the cabinet of EU climate chief Miguel Arias Cañete.Binding standards for “smart meters” that monitor electricity consumption could be included in an overhaul of the EU’s energy market planned for late 2016, a European Commission official said today....
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